Fire damage griefing

[PocketMintOwl]

So can u do something bout fire damage counting as team damage? I got 30min competititve cooldown becausee someone decided to grief by standing in my fire :DD kinda silly if i can say

[Kenkade™]

Bruh SOMEONE IS GETTING FIRED FOR THIS.

This game is ♥♥♥♥ rn and losing reputation. People are straight quitting as a result of this.

[Renos]

Originally posted by Tarja:

So can u do something bout fire damage counting as team damage? I got 30min competititve cooldown becausee someone decided to grief by standing in my fire :DD kinda silly if i can say

it has always been like this
it you find someone doing this just disconnect they will get the ban for constant suicide

[PocketMintOwl]

Originally posted by Renos:

Originally posted by Tarja:

So can u do something bout fire damage counting as team damage? I got 30min competititve cooldown becausee someone decided to grief by standing in my fire :DD kinda silly if i can say

it has always been like this
it you find someone doing this just disconnect they will get the ban for constant suicide

Could argue tho that faceit is more or was more popular in csgo and it didn't have any of that for a reason and players like it. if u must keep friendly damage in game atleast take this ♥♥♥♥ out so u can't get griefed.

[Jrmngndr]

Originally posted by Tarja:

Originally posted by Renos:

it has always been like this
it you find someone doing this just disconnect they will get the ban for constant suicide

Could argue tho that faceit is more or was more popular in csgo and it didn't have any of that for a reason and players like it. if u must keep friendly damage in game atleast take this ♥♥♥♥ out so u can't get griefed.

Faceit didn't have friendly fire because of the community and griefing - both people who run to your molly and those who throw nades to mates. If you'd notice, Faceit added back molotov damage to teammates for the same reason, since everyone with half a brain understood they could exploit rushes with that.

Friendly fire is a part of the game and it's a part of the realism they intended to reproduce. It's not their fault you're too bad throwing nades or don't know when not to. I had a friend that got banned 7 days every week for ~6 months until he quit CS. The only reason was he didn't know how to throw nades, but didn't know how to not throw them either. Every fxcking game, every week, he managed to kill 3 teammates with accidental nades for ~6 months. That's insane.
You can't get griefed unless you want to.
1. If people are TK'ing you, they'll get kicked when they either pop you 3 times or do it too early in the round - sometimes a little push is deserved aka standing on their molly.
2. If people are running to your mollies, you're the one who has to be aware of the game you're playing. You get warned for the TK, you see the damage you did, you see your mate in radar / through wall taking a caca on your molotov. All you need to do is be smart. If you throw a molly and see some ass running happily to it, don't do it again.
3. Don't join 4-man lobbies, specially if they're Spanish or from any other country you know is kind of toxic in general towards your population. I'm portuguese, so I often get invited by spanish 4-man only so they can kick me somewhere mid-game.
4. I don't think there's a need to even say that trigger discipline is a personal skill - as I also don't think that's your problem / concern.

[PocketMintOwl]

Originally posted by RVMIRXZ:

Originally posted by Tarja:

Could argue tho that faceit is more or was more popular in csgo and it didn't have any of that for a reason and players like it. if u must keep friendly damage in game atleast take this ♥♥♥♥ out so u can't get griefed.

Faceit didn't have friendly fire because of the community and griefing - both people who run to your molly and those who throw nades to mates. If you'd notice, Faceit added back molotov damage to teammates for the same reason, since everyone with half a brain understood they could exploit rushes with that.

Friendly fire is a part of the game and it's a part of the realism they intended to reproduce. It's not their fault you're too bad throwing nades or don't know when not to. I had a friend that got banned 7 days every week for ~6 months until he quit CS. The only reason was he didn't know how to throw nades, but didn't know how to not throw them either. Every fxcking game, every week, he managed to kill 3 teammates with accidental nades for ~6 months. That's insane.
You can't get griefed unless you want to.
1. If people are TK'ing you, they'll get kicked when they either pop you 3 times or do it too early in the round - sometimes a little push is deserved aka standing on their molly.
2. If people are running to your mollies, you're the one who has to be aware of the game you're playing. You get warned for the TK, you see the damage you did, you see your mate in radar / through wall taking a caca on your molotov. All you need to do is be smart. If you throw a molly and see some ass running happily to it, don't do it again.
3. Don't join 4-man lobbies, specially if they're Spanish or from any other country you know is kind of toxic in general towards your population. I'm portuguese, so I often get invited by spanish 4-man only so they can kick me somewhere mid-game.
4. I don't think there's a need to even say that trigger discipline is a personal skill - as I also don't think that's your problem / concern.

Theres so much wrong in ur world oc thinkining that i dont even wanna comment to this🤣 i like how its my fault for not being able to throw nades or molos if team mate intentionally runs to it to give me bans, the thing is that he needs to do it once literally stand once in fire and it gives you bans. I like how ur defense is "if ur teammates grief you by walking em instead of valve fixing obvious griefing u say that i should stop using nades at whole in a competitional game where utility is half of the game? Like seriously dude what are you even on bout